Hughes To Veto Gross Income Tax
Iowa Governor Har old Hughes announced he would veto an adjusted gross income tax if the legislature passes one. He spoke at a Des Moines news conference about the Senate tax package by Sen. Leo Elthon and others, cautioning he would veto only if the bill’s wording matches his definition of the term.
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Gov. Hughes
Herschel Loveless
Loveless
Do Not Jail Amish Urged By Two Iowa Legislators
State Sen. Irving D. Long and Rep. Kenneth L. Parker urged against jailing Amish parents over school compliance in Buchanan County. They planned to consult the county attorney and noted leniency, while noting nonuniform enforcement and a pending bill to permit uncertified teachers. Ten Amish fathers face court in Independence with fines or jail for not sending children to accredited schools.
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Irving D. Long
Manchester
Kenneth L. Parker
Lamont
Buchanan County
Parker
Long
Iowa
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Justice Court
Independence
Oelwein-Hazleton
Freight Train Derails in Victor Blocks Street
Fifteen cars of a Rock Island freight derailed in front of the Victor depot at about 10 30 a m on Wednesday blocking the railroad main line and the town main street near the tracks. Some cars spilled merchandise but no one was injured and the front portion continued to Des Moines.
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I Main
Des Moines
President Juan Bosch Sworn In as Dominican Leader
In Santo Domingo Juan Bosch was sworn in as the first constitutionally elected president of the Dominican Republic in 38 years. Vice president Lyndon B. Johnson attended the inaugural ceremony.
Kennedy slips on tax reform remark roils reform efforts
Chicago Daily News reports President Kennedy misspoke during a bankers meeting, indicating he would sign a tax cut bill without reforms. The remark, labeled a boner by insiders, damaged reform prospects as Treasury officials insist the line was unintended. The article cites an unnamed administration official calling the slip a sickening error.
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Chicago Daily News
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James McCartney
Washington
Treasury
Two Nominees Planned for U S Commercial Satellite Board
President Kennedy plans to nominate Leo Welch and Joseph Charyk to the board of directors of the U S Commercial Communications Satellite Corp. Welch would become chair and chief executive, while Charyk would be president. Charyk, a former air force undersecretary, is expected to earn at least 100000 dollars.
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Telstar
Canmore
Alta
University of Alberta
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Space Technology
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Peking urges apology before talks with Soviet bloc
In an editorial the Peking People's Daily says China is ready for private talks with the Soviet Union on ideological rifts but conditions negotiations on Moscow's apology and a renunciation of ties with Yugoslavia and attacks on Albania. It criticizes Khrushchev for breaking Chinese aid deals and opposing Mao's programs, and warns Moscow that talks under these terms will fail.
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India
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Tito
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Eisenhower
Khrushchev vows Soviet aid if Cuba attacked
Premier Khrushchev warned in Moscow that the Soviet Union would redeploy rockets and bombers to Cuba to wage thermonuclear war if the island were attacked. He urged aid to all socialist nations including China and warned against imperialist aggression, framing a broad foreign policy.
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U.S
Rusk Declares Cuban Arms Push Will Fail
Secretary of State Rusk pledged that Fidel Castro will be blocked from exporting armed attack. The statement aimed to calm debate over the administration’s Cuban policy amid ongoing clashes and questions about how the crisis will be handled.
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Rusk
Washington
Fidel Castro
Agency by Elmer Lammi
Federal Power Commissioner Howard Morgan said the commission sometimes refused to investigate to avoid disturbing industry. He spoke during a heated hearing before a House commerce subcommittee, a session marked by his earlier disputes with colleagues and a push to not be reappointed by President Kennedy.
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UPI
Federal Power
Howard Morgan
Morgan challenged over letter as hearing opens
Rebel Stirs Hot Hearing questioned Morgan sharp ly on a letter the commissioner wrote to Mr. Kennedy Jan. 23. He asked Morgan to give an example of his phrase about ordinary men yielding to conformity. Morgan defended his stance on regulatory policy and faced charges of evasiveness from Bennett.
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Kennedy
Commission
Chuckle Movies on TV Echo Early American or Old English Furniture
A humorous line notes that today’s Chuckle Movies on television resemble furniture in style. It compares programs to early American and old English pieces, implying dated or classic sensibilities in programming.
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